I have stayed in the hostel at the GIBS new campus, Bangalore, and my experience was good. The hostel rooms are spacious and comfortable, with enough space for beds, study tables, cupboards, and easy movement. The rooms are well-ventilated, so it feels open and pleasant. The common areas like the TV room and sitting spaces are also big and clean, which makes it nice to relax or spend time with friends. Overall, staying in the GIBS hostel was comfortable and made campus life enjoyable.
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At the new campus of GIBS Business School Bangalore, students get a range of modern facilities that make studying and college life comfortable and useful.
Big classrooms with smart boards for better learning
Computer labs with good systems for projects and group work
Auditoriums where events, seminars, and guest sessions happen
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Visa/residence permit | EURO 228, one-time fee (INR 20K) |
Accommodation | EURO 650 - 1200 per month (INR 59K-INR 1L) |
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Books | EURO 50 - EURO 100 per month (INR 4.5K-INR 9K) |
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